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Latin America's productivity paradox: Stuck in a time warp, this region generates jobs but struggles with low productivity and GDP growth. Can it break the cycle and embrace innovation?
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The Mexican apple market faces a surprising challenge: the strengthening peso. With the currency gaining nearly 10% against the U.S. dollar this year, imported apples from the U.S. are now cheaper and poised to capture 50% of Mexico's apple market, up from 30%.
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Mexico's 2024 Economic Package reveals growth projections, revenue shifts, and spending priorities. With economic stability on the line, lawmakers face critical decisions that will shape the nation's financial future. Stay tuned for in-depth analysis.
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Mexico's states face a revenue challenge, with most heavily reliant on federal funds. A study by IMCO reveals alarming financial opacity, with 88% of states unclear on federal fund usage. Addressing this requires legal reforms, overhauling procurement laws, and tech-driven tax collection.
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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has elevated Mexico's aviation safety rating back to Category 1 after more than two years of joint efforts to address safety concerns. This pivotal upgrade unlocks a raft of opportunities: Mexican airlines can now launch new U.S. routes.
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Mexico's economy is not just recovering—it's thriving and transforming. Q2 2023 data reveals a robust 3.6% GDP growth YoY, while investments in construction and machinery are soaring with 36.9% and 20.1% annual increases, respectively. But the real surprise comes in the form of inflation.
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The dynamic landscape of technology has paved the way for unique intersections, and one such convergence is between non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and gaming. In this exploration, we delve into the amalgamation of NFTs and gaming, the rise of play-to-earn games, the integration of NFTs in game economies, challenges, opportunities, and
Wellbeing
As we observe the demographic realities unfold, it is time that Mexican society, government, and institutions reframe their approach towards the elderly. Aging is not a burden but a natural life stage that we should prepare for, respect, and celebrate.
Business
Every day, 2,396 street sweepers in Mexico City tackle an astonishing 169 roads, roughly equating to 3,167 kilometers, and collect a staggering 548 tons of waste. Yet, despite their tireless efforts, they often work in precarious conditions, sometimes even without proper equipment.
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Mexico's south-southeast region is a paradox in the global energy landscape—a treasure trove of natural gas, yet starved of the very resource it abundantly produces. Imagine sitting on a goldmine but lacking the tools to dig! This is not just a local issue; it's a national dilemma.
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Mexico's employment landscape blooms as IMCO's analysis reveals a 1.9% annual job growth, driven by women, with a surge in formal employment and labor income. Addressing income disparity remains pivotal for a more inclusive economy.
History
Karl Marx, born in 1818, navigated 19th-century Europe's tumultuous era, producing seminal works like the “Manifesto of the Communist Party”. Amidst rapid urbanization and political upheaval, Marx's insights into societal structures and capitalism's dynamics remain crucial readings today.
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The Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO) reveals alarming gender-based income disparities in Mexico. Women earn 35% less than men on average, with mothers earning 57% less than fathers. This disparity underlines the urgent need for gender-centric policies to promote economic equality.
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Mexico's economy thrives: Inflation eases, foreign investments soar, and steady growth persists. Challenges addressed, gender disparities and energy infrastructure, as the nation aims for a competitive future.
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Recognizing the changing dynamics in the construction workforce, the UNAM has partnered with the Mexican School of Construction and Holcim to offer a professional training course that welcomes both men and women. The traditionally male-dominated industry is witnessing a significant shift.
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Mexico's housing model since 2000 has proven profitable for real estate sectors but posed societal challenges for mortgage holders. With high-interest rates and homes located in distant, underdeveloped areas, many regret their investment.